I believe the high density puts a strain on the traffic on Glazier Way. The traffic volume has clearly increased in the past four years as there is more development. The high density impacts the wildlife and the woodlands.
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Supporter
2 months ago
This high density project is not compatible with the neighborhood that envelops it. Additionally, there is a serious concern about traffic safety on Glazier Way with this kind of density.
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Doylton Davis
2 months ago
The city needs to be resident responsive to single home neighborhood home owners opposing next door high density dwellings. And the city needs to be Eco-friendly for 3420 Glazier Way to preserve natural habitats and maintain it as a Green Space,
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Beth Hoetger
3 months ago
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I have lived in this neighborhood for years. It has a family friendly field with kids free to roam on their bikes, and we can all walk from place to place without fear. The University of Michigan buses have already changed the periphery of our neighborhood with the endless traffic (not to mention our awful roads - which used to be pristine). I am saddened when I envision the impact of adding so many residents. It would have a profound impact on our wildlife and native plants.
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Jane Lumm
3 months ago
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The proposed R4E/R4B zoning and associated site plan are not intended or designed to develop the site in a manner that protects the significant natural features on this 9 acre property (i.e., preservation of landmark trees, protection of steep slopes and the Millers Creek Watershed), but rather intended and designed to maximize density and ROI. The petitioner's "justification": the approval of the CLUP "cements" this high density approach. This is a wholly unacceptable rezoning "justification".
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William Silvis
4 months ago
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We want a development that is consistent with the neighborhood and with the development code and long term development plan. The one that we have seen proposed disrespects both of these.
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Brad Silvester
4 months ago
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Very concerned about traffic safety on the hill on Glazier Way and at the intersection of Glazier and Green road.
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Hillary Murt
4 months ago
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The density of the project is too great for the surrounding neighborhood and will create difficulties in terms of traffic safety on Glazier Way and issues relating to stormwater and soil erosion below the project.
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Dana Muir
4 months ago
The density and height of the proposed development is not in keeping with the neighborhood character.
I believe the high density puts a strain on the traffic on Glazier Way. The traffic volume has clearly increased in the past four years as there is more development. The high density impacts the wildlife and the woodlands.
This high density project is not compatible with the neighborhood that envelops it. Additionally, there is a serious concern about traffic safety on Glazier Way with this kind of density.
The city needs to be resident responsive to single home neighborhood home owners opposing next door high density dwellings. And the city needs to be Eco-friendly for 3420 Glazier Way to preserve natural habitats and maintain it as a Green Space,
I have lived in this neighborhood for years. It has a family friendly field with kids free to roam on their bikes, and we can all walk from place to place without fear. The University of Michigan buses have already changed the periphery of our neighborhood with the endless traffic (not to mention our awful roads - which used to be pristine). I am saddened when I envision the impact of adding so many residents. It would have a profound impact on our wildlife and native plants.
The proposed R4E/R4B zoning and associated site plan are not intended or designed to develop the site in a manner that protects the significant natural features on this 9 acre property (i.e., preservation of landmark trees, protection of steep slopes and the Millers Creek Watershed), but rather intended and designed to maximize density and ROI. The petitioner's "justification": the approval of the CLUP "cements" this high density approach. This is a wholly unacceptable rezoning "justification".
We want a development that is consistent with the neighborhood and with the development code and long term development plan. The one that we have seen proposed disrespects both of these.
Very concerned about traffic safety on the hill on Glazier Way and at the intersection of Glazier and Green road.
The density of the project is too great for the surrounding neighborhood and will create difficulties in terms of traffic safety on Glazier Way and issues relating to stormwater and soil erosion below the project.
The density and height of the proposed development is not in keeping with the neighborhood character.